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NBC10 Boston is tracking the coronavirus pandemic in Massachusetts and New England. The data we’ve accrued can help us understand how the region is faring. Scroll down to explore charts we’ve created and assembled that shed light on how fast the virus is spreading, where it’s hitting hardest, who is being affected and how our area compares to the...

Boston Pride and the City of Boston today announced Friday that the 2021 Pride Parade and Festival will not be held in June due to the ongoing state of emergency declared due to the coronavirus pandemic. The state has prohibited large gatherings until the state moves into Phase 4.  Boston Pride and the City of Boston are considering moving the…

Boston Pride and the City of Boston announced Friday that the 2021 Pride Parade and Festival will not be held in June due to the ongoing state of emergency declared due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Touring a Pfizer manufacturing plant in Michigan, President Joe Biden says the U.S. is currently on track to vaccinate all Americans who want the shot by summer.

Small businesses have struggled mightily during the pandemic. In the series “Rebound,” small business owners documented their struggles during the pandemic. Now, they have come together to discuss what they learned over the past six months.

The coronavirus pandemic has changed virtually everything in the U.S., including online behavior, according to a new study.

The Seacoast Repertory Theatre struggles financially as they pivot to small in-person and online performances, Luella’s Southern Kitchen deals with some changes to the supply chain and L.A. Dogworks discuss the financial implications of the COVID-19 pandemic and how they are trying to find ways to stay afloat, keep their staff working and evolve.

Harriett’s Bookshop, Brooklyn Chop House and Next Step Training discuss being Black-owned businesses during the pandemic and trying to raise awareness about social justice.

The extreme winter weather covering much of the U.S. is causing enough disruption to vaccinations that the country may take slightly longer to reach herd immunity against COVID-19, potentially extending the length of the pandemic, experts who are following the vaccination rollout said.

Alcohol sales and consumption have spiked dramatically during the pandemic as a self-medicating method to deal with the stresses of COVID. The Rand Corporation found in a survey of 1,500 Americans that alcohol consumption was up 14 percent last spring. Among women, it was up 41 percent. Health experts say these red flags can point to a spiraling problem.

President Joe Biden issued a President’s Day message calling on the nation to work together to overcome the COVID-19 crisis.

Finding love can be challenging under the best of circumstances — imagine trying to do it in a pandemic! But being alone and working remotely has made some singles more determined than ever to find a match.

Vaccines for teachers are recommended, but not required.

Finding love can be challenging under the best of circumstances — imagine trying to do it in a pandemic! But being alone and working remotely has made some singles more determined than ever to find a match.

Two veteran marriage counselors have identified four behaviors that can predict divorce.

While the pandemic’s long-lasting impact has affected public health and the economy, the Asian-American community has also experienced the fallout of COVID-19 – being unfairly blamed for the pandemic and becoming the target of discrimination and violence.

From the streets of San Francisco to New York’s iconic Chinatown district there’s been a dramatic surge in the reported cases of hate crimes directed against members of the Asian American community during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Many of us are stuck at home with our partners all the time now and finding that relationships are harder when there’s nowhere to go. Three experts gave advice on how to stay together when you have no choice but to be together.

NBC News is making it easier for people to find out when and where to get their shots with a one-stop website with information for every state in the U.S.

Every day since the pandemic began, we have reported on the number of lives lost — people who have died and whose lives we haven’t been able to properly grieve, honor or celebrate. In our series, “Your Stories,” we’re honoring some of the lives lost while the COVID-19 ravaged Massachusetts. Today, we celebrate the life of Steve Mantelli.